NotebookNavigatorMenuEventRegistrarComponent
MenuEventRegistrar backed by Notebook Navigator’s menu-extension API.
Handlers registered here are collected eagerly and bound to Notebook Navigator once the workspace layout is ready. When Notebook Navigator is not installed the component simply stays dormant.
Every collected handler writes into a plugin-titled parent entry’s submenu, so a handler must NOT declare a section submenu of its own — Menu.sort() would fold that into a second, nested plugin-titled entry. CommandHandlerComponent takes care of this by forcing CommandHandlerRegistrationContext.shouldAddCommandToSubmenu off for the surfaces it feeds here.
Import:
import { NotebookNavigatorMenuEventRegistrarComponent } from 'obsidian-dev-utils/obsidian/components/notebook-navigator-menu-event-registrar-component';Signature:
export class NotebookNavigatorMenuEventRegistrarComponent extends LayoutReadyComponent implements MenuEventRegistrarExtends: LayoutReadyComponent
Implements: MenuEventRegistrar
Constructor
new NotebookNavigatorMenuEventRegistrarComponent(params: NotebookNavigatorMenuEventRegistrarComponentConstructorParams)Creates a new Notebook Navigator menu event registrar.
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pluginName | string | The plugin's display name, which titles the parent entry. |
| submenuIcon | IconName | The icon for the parent entry. |
Methods
| Method | Returns | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [Symbol.dispose]() | void | Disposes of the component. (Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| addChild(component) | TComponent | Adds a child component. Mirrors the native Component.addChild contract: if this component is already loaded, the child is loaded immediately, so child._loaded is set before this method returns even when this component has async load logic. The child's async tail (if any) is sequenced into the load promise so a later loadWithPromises call awaits it.Adding a child BEFORE the first load is legitimate: the child is queued and loaded when this component loads. Adding one AFTER this component has been unloaded is not — the child would never be loaded and never unloaded (a leak), so it is refused with a SilentError. The typical source of such a call is an async method that was suspended on an await when the component got unloaded and then resumed on the dead component; the SilentError unwinds it quietly (see isUnloaded).(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| ensureLoaded() | void | Ensures the component is loaded, throwing if it is not. Use this to guard public methods that register teardown-bearing resources (via Component.register, Component.registerEvent, Component.registerDomEvent, etc.). Registering before load is unsafe: Component.unload is a no-op while the component is not loaded, so any teardown registered beforehand would never run if the component is unloaded without first being loaded.The two not-loaded cases are deliberately distinguished. A component that was NEVER loaded is a genuine programming error, so it throws a loud Error. A component that has ALREADY been unloaded is not — it is the expected outcome of work that outlived its component (e.g. an async method suspended on an await while the component was unloaded, then resumed) — so it throws a SilentError, which handleSilentError suppresses, letting such work unwind quietly instead of reporting an async error.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| getInFlightLoadPromise() | null | Promise<void> | Returns the component's in-flight load Promise (its onloadAsync plus children), or null when nothing is loading — either the component loaded fully synchronously or its async load has already settled.Lets a caller scheduled while the component is still loading await the async load tail before acting, instead of racing it. The motivating case is a layout-ready handler (see LayoutReadyComponent) that fires because the component was loaded after the workspace layout was already ready: Component.onload has run (so _loaded is set) but onloadAsync may not have finished.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| hasLoadErrors() | boolean | Returns whether the most recent load recorded any failure. Reflects the outcome of the last load / loadWithPromises: true when onloadAsync or any child's load threw (synchronously or asynchronously). Unlike loadWithPromises, reading this does NOT re-raise the collected errors — it lets a bystander (e.g. a layout-ready handler awaiting the in-flight load) tell whether the load succeeded without adopting a failure that the load's owner is already responsible for.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| isUnloaded() | boolean | Returns whether the component has already been unloaded, as opposed to simply not having been loaded yet. Both states leave _loaded false, but they mean opposite things: a component that was never loaded is still ahead of its lifecycle (queueing children before load is legitimate), while an unloaded one is behind it and must not be used any further. The distinction is tracked by a flag set in load, NOT by an Component.onunload override, because subclasses override onunload and may not call super.Use it in a long-running async method to abandon work whose component was unloaded mid-flight, when unwinding via the SilentError thrown by ensureLoaded / addChild is not desired.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| load() | void | Loads the component. (Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| loadWithPromises() | null | Promise<void> | Loads the component with promises. Unlike load, this method never rejects with an individual error: every failure raised by onloadAsync or a child's load is collected, and once everything settles the returned Promise rejects with a single AggregateError holding all of them. Non-Error throwables are normalized via ErrorWrapper.create.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| onLayoutReady() | void | Binds to Notebook Navigator once every plugin has loaded. Layout-ready rather than onload: plugin load order is not ours to choose, and Notebook Navigator's API only exists once its own plugin is up. When it is not installed the component stays dormant — enabling it later takes an Obsidian reload, exactly as it does for anything else that reads another plugin at startup. |
| onload() | void | Loads the component and registers the layout ready handler. (Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| onloadAsync() | Promise<void> | Asynchronously loads the component. Override to add async load logic, which is executed after Component.onload.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| registerDisposable(disposable) | TDisposable | Registers a Disposable so it is disposed when this component unloads, and returns it unchanged.The recurring "tie a disposable to the component's lifecycle, then keep using it" idiom: the disposable is disposed on Component.unload (or earlier, if the caller disposes it directly — dispose is expected to be idempotent). Guard with ensureLoaded at the call site when registering before load would be unsafe.(Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
| registerEditorMenuEventHandler(_handler) | DisposableEx | Accepts an editor-menu registration and does nothing with it. Notebook Navigator extends the file tree, not the editor — an editor menu there is Obsidian's own, which the handlers already reach through the workspace event. The registration is inert rather than refused so a handler that declares one is not a load-time error. |
| registerEditorMenuEventHandler(handler) | DisposableEx | Registers a handler for the editor context menu event. (Inherited from MenuEventRegistrar) |
| registerFileMenuEventHandler(handler) | DisposableEx | Collects a single-file menu handler. |
| registerFilesMenuEventHandler(handler) | DisposableEx | Collects a multi-file menu handler. |
| registerMarkdownViewportMenuEventHandler(_handler) | DisposableEx | Accepts a markdown-viewport-menu registration and does nothing with it. Notebook Navigator extends the file tree, not the editor — the margin beside a note's text is Obsidian's own viewport, which the handlers already reach through the workspace event. The registration is inert rather than refused so a handler that declares one is not a load-time error. |
| registerMarkdownViewportMenuEventHandler(handler) | DisposableEx | Registers a handler for the markdown viewport (margin) context menu event. (Inherited from MenuEventRegistrar) |
| removeChild(component) | TComponent | Removes a child component. (Inherited from LayoutReadyComponent) |
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